Semantic grups of adjectives-epithets in russian folk tales

D. S. Samedov; M. A. Gasanova

D. S. Samedov Dagestan State University
M. A. Gasanova Dagestan State University

Keywords: Russian tales, epithets-adjectives, semantic groups, connotations, national cultural components, affixal means of expression of connotations.

Abstract

The lexical-semantic groups of adjectives-epithets in Russian folk tales are considered in the article. This is an analytical-historical research used to obtain data from the documentary methodology. The resuls showed that the semantic groups of nouns, defined by adjectives, are marked; national cultural connotations, expressed by adjectival substantive combinations, are detected in Russian tales. Various codes of culture are defined, with which described adjectives-epithets, used in direct and figurative (metaphorical and metonymic) meanings, correlate and their linguocultural significance is actualized as fragments of the Russian language picture of the world. In some cases attention is applied to use specific for Russian language suffixes in adjectives, expressing positive or, on the contrary, negative connotations.

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Author Biographies

D. S. Samedov, Dagestan State University

Dagestan State University

M. A. Gasanova, Dagestan State University

Dagestan State University

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